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Unlocking Innovation: How the UK’s Push for Data Sharing Could Transform Financial Services

In a bid to boost competition and innovation in the financial sector, the UK Government is exploring policies that could compel large tech companies to share valuable consumer data with financial institutions.

Software development and support agreements

Medium-sized businesses often outgrow basic software but lack the scale to engage major providers. Partnering with software experts for custom solutions requires clear communication, aligned goals, and collaboration to avoid misaligned expectations. Effective partnerships help businesses streamline operations, enhance customer experiences, and overcome challenges in software development and support.

Headline grabbing compensation figures – again...

I wrote an article late last year addressing the headline grabbing figures of compensation paid out by the NHS to compensate those who have suffered medical negligence and last week, Coventry Telegraph’s piece on gynaecological claims was written in a similar vein.

Will English devolution speed up the delivery of new homes?

The government is convinced that English devolution will help to resolve one of the main sources of tension between central and local government, namely Labour’s undertaking to deliver 1.5m new homes by the end of its term, a key component of its growth agenda. But will this this ‘devolution revolution’ deliver?

In the shark tank: do restrictive covenants protect a brand or limit young talent?

Gymshark took ex-influencer Nathanial Massiah to court for breaking a three-month non-compete clause by promoting rival brand YoungLA. The case, which settled before trial, sparked debate over fairness in influencer contracts and the risks brands face when enforcing restrictive covenants. It highlights the need for clear, balanced agreements and legal awareness in the influencer industry.

Good Communication is Key

Poor communication is a leading cause of patient complaints - but research shows many could be avoided with clear explanations and empathy. So why is this still a problem? This blog explores NHS findings, common complaint themes, and what hospitals are doing to improve.

eVisas and ETAs - an update

The UK’s shift to digital immigration status with eVisas and the introduction of ETAs for visitors has not been without challenges. From system glitches delaying the eVisa rollout to the strict enforcement of ETAs for travellers, these changes are impacting businesses and individuals alike. With the Government responding to criticism and adjusting deadlines, staying informed is crucial. Read our latest update to navigate the evolving immigration landscape.

The use of Artificial Intelligence in the workplace

AI is transforming workplaces with benefits like task automation and enhanced research. However, concerns about misuse, bias, and cybersecurity risks are prompting businesses to limit access. This article explores the advantages, challenges, and the need for clear policies to ensure responsible AI use in the workplace.

Cookies – The rise of the Consent or Pay Model

The ICO is tightening regulations on cookies and the "consent or pay" model, requiring businesses to ensure fair, transparent user choices. With enforcement ramping up, companies must align with UK GDPR and PECR rules to avoid compliance risks. Learn what this means for your business and how to stay ahead.

The Layman's Note - Explaining Court Judgements

Legal judgments are often complex and filled with archaic language, making them difficult for non-lawyers to understand. In a 2015 article, the idea of adding a plain English summary to court judgments was proposed to bridge this gap. Today, with the rise of AI, this concept is more achievable than ever. AI could generate layman-friendly summaries, which judges could then review and approve - enhancing accessibility and public understanding of the law.